Heimisson
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I was wondering if this is correct:
\phi(k-a)=\phi(k)-\phi(a)
Where k=p/h (h bar that is) and a is some constant and \phi is the Fourier transform of a wave function (momentum function).
I know that if I had some real formula for \phi I could just test this but the problem isn't like that.
I fairly recently started studying quantum mechanics so I'm still in that stage of having a bit of trouble connecting the physics and mathematics.
thanks
\phi(k-a)=\phi(k)-\phi(a)
Where k=p/h (h bar that is) and a is some constant and \phi is the Fourier transform of a wave function (momentum function).
I know that if I had some real formula for \phi I could just test this but the problem isn't like that.
I fairly recently started studying quantum mechanics so I'm still in that stage of having a bit of trouble connecting the physics and mathematics.
thanks